Iona College - ICANN Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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FRANCIS CHAPMAN Football 2. 4—Track 2. 3. 4-—Dramatic Club 2. 3 Monogram Club—Year Book 7RANK is a typical Ionian in spirit and general aspect. This CJ quiet, non-pretentious fellow has won the esteem of all his colleagues by reason of his sterling qualities as a student and sportsman. Frank has been, for the last three years, one of our best all-around athletes, and a conscientious student. It is not often that one meets a fellow like Frank, and he has been truly appreciated at Iona by faculty and student body. He is the kind of an Ionian that the institution wants, and is surely a model for the younger boys to look up to. He is the kind of a student who gives his best in sports and studies, and as a result, has succeeded in both. This is our tribute to a good sport and a fine fellow. (Page Twenty 1

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 ILLIAM BYRNES Golf 3. 4—Jur. r Prom Com. 3—Senior Prom Com. 4 Columbian S: I 4—Treasurer 4—Monogram 3. 4 ( 7 HE above is one Bill Byrnes, scholar and gentleman: but be ' not deceived, reader, for he is by no means somber, and he often, with the aid of his keen humor, sets his fellows on edge with his hearty, roaring laughter. This golden-haired member of the class has been most active and efficient in such affairs as the ‘Prom'’ and Year Book. Bill is usually very quiet, and pays strict attention to his work: but is also an ardent pursuer of sports and is an excellent horse-back rider. Bill has not yet revealed to us what his plans for the future may be, but we feel positive that a fellow with his wholesome, plugging nature will succeed in whatever he may select for his life’s work. (Page Nineteen!

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wmmwmw WILLIAM CRABTREE Baseball 2. 3—Football 2. 4—Basketball 3. 4 Senior Prom Committee—Junior Prom Committee Monogram Club 2. 3. 4 AIL Bill! Snappy, bright and well beliked—his presence carries with it always an air of genial good-humor. Fast- moving and cheery, his being is like a bright beam of jollity and good will in the class-room. Bill was ever active in class affairs, and was a true go-getter for the Seniors of nineteen thirty-one. It is widely blown through- out the corridors that Bill has decided to go to Georgetown, and while we wish him God-speed into the path of higher learning, it will be tough' to see this refreshing Ionian leave us. In later life most of the members of the class will still hear his high voice resound in their ears, driving home a vital point for the well-being of the class. Cheerio. Bill! [Page Twenty-one]